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Check out our 2014 Athletes of the Year!

Jim Meyer - 2017 Connecticut Masters' Games Athlete of the Year

Jim Meyer’s track and field career began in 1975 when he competed in multiple events in the Metro Hartford YMCA Track League. He was introduced to the sport by his father, Paul, who was a former track and field athlete at Yale University. Three of Jim’s brothers also competed in throwing events in...

Mary Roman - 2016 Athlete of the Year

A 27-year journey by Mary Roman may have celebrated its best year yet in 2016. The ageless wonder from Norwalk ended the year with a vintage performance in November at the World Masters Association Track and Field Championships in Perth, Australia, where she won six medals—two gold, two silver,...

Richard P. Garmany Award - Richard P. Garmany Award

AWARD DESCRIPTION: The Richard P. Garmany Tennis & Leadership Award was established in 2011 to honor the late Richard P. Garmany, a long-time recreational tennis player who unselfishly gave his time and energy to promote the sport of tennis. This award recognizes one male and one female Masters'...

CMG Testimonials

"My experience with the CT "Games" began in 2004 and has been pure fun and wholly inspirational! I look forward to each year and hope that any and all 50+ athletes come on out to play!"

Jan Brown, Women's Softball Coordinator, 2013 Masters' Games Athlete of the Year

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Athlete Code of Conduct

No alcoholic beverages or illegal substances are permitted in the possession of athletes.
Behavior on and off the competition field by any person’s associated with the Games must follow the highest standards.
Use of foul or abusive language constitutes a violation of the Code of Conduct.
All athletes must respect the decisions of the officials and umpires during and after competitions. Any harassment will constitute a violation of the Code of Conduct.
Unruly behavior by spectators towards players, coaches, volunteers, and/or officials will not be tolerated. Such behavior may result in the dismissal of the offending spectator from the competition site.
Any participant’s behavior deemed in violation of the Code of conduct, as decided by the CT Masters' Games administrative staff, subjects the competitor to expulsion from the Games.